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ट्रंप प्रशासन ने USAID में ज़बरदस्त कटौती की है और इसके चलते �
Trump’s USAID cuts slash key Tibetan aid—the CTA now scrambles to cope as nearly half its funding disappears, threatening core programmes.
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সম্প্রতি প্রণীত রিজলভ তিব্বত আইনটি তিব্বত প্রসঙ্গে আমে�
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ধর্মশালায় ওয়াশিংটনের সাম্প্রতিক সফর গণতান্ত্রিক মূল�
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नुकत्याच लागू करण्यात आलेल्या रिझोल्व्ह तिबेट ॲक्टने अ�
पिछले दिनों लागू रिजॉल्व तिब्बत एक्ट (तिब्बत के विवाद का �
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The recently enacted Resolve Tibet Act marks another chapter in America's engagement with the Tibet issue, potentially reinvigorating international at
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The VVP’s effective implementation will help these Indian villages connect to the national mainstream, participate in India’s growing economy and,
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अमेरिकेच्या शिष्टमंडळाने धर्मशाला येथे नुकतीच भेट दिली
अमेरिकी प्रतिनिधिमंडल की हालिया धर्मशाला यात्रा लोकतां
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Washington's recent visit to Dharamshala is motivated by its commitment to democratic values and support for freedom, as well as China's increasing ho
हवामान हे ऐतिहासिकदृष्ट्या युद्धाचे शस्त्र म्हणून वापर
As weather has historically been used as a weapon in warfare, India must assess the geopolitical and strategic implications of China’s growing weath
Will China take advantage of the window of opportunity provided by the Ukraine crisis?
Many western countries have decided to boycott the Beijing Winter Olympics on grounds of human rights violations. Can such diplomatic boycott bring an
International recognition of government has always been more based on realpolitik rather than agreed upon priniciples
यह पहली बार था, जब प्रधानमंत्री सार्वजनिक रूप से दलाई लाम�
चीन से दोस्ती की कोशिश में तिब्बत के प्रतिरोध आंदोलन को प�
Decades after the US pushed the Tibetan resistance movement under the bus, in its bid to befriend Beijing, Washington seems to have developed some rem
Understanding the history of the boundary dispute between China and Bhutan requires an understanding of Tibetan history.
Past experience and Occam’s razor suggest wolf warrior diplomacy has seized the day.
Of the 20 agreements signed between Nepal and China, four of the agreements have strong security components that aim at developing greater engagements
Resolving the Tibetan conflict by providing at least limited autonomy would increase governing legitimacy of the Communist Party of China.
Until 2008 when the 239 year old monarchical institution was abolished in Nepal, China was not much interested in Nepal affairs except in the Tibetan
सिक्किम और तिब्बत के बीच 220 किलोमीटर की सीमा, 4,000 किलोमीटर ल�
The 220 Km border between Sikkim and Tibet is the only delimited and demarcated part of the 4,000 Km odd Sino-Indian border.
The way China is encroaching in continental South Asia and the maritime domain of the Indian Ocean — it can raise the hackles of any Indian leadersh
In July 2024, United States (US) President Joe Biden signed into law a bill espousing the Tibetan people’s right to self-determination. The spirit of this law, ‘Promoting a Resolution to the Tibet-China Dispute Act’, stands in contrast to historical US recognition of Tibet as a part of China. This brief examines the evolution of US policy towards Tibet, beginning in the 1950s when its primary concern was the alleged human rights violations
While Nepal has signed up for a rail link with Tibet, it stands to gain more from projects with the Indian Railways.
China's relation with Pakistan has become one of the most comprehensive one that Beijing has with any country. The strategic imperatives of developing Pakistan as a bulwark against India has been among Beijing's overriding objectives in influencing the balance of power in South Asia.
The People's Republic of China (PRC) is now revealing, more assertively than before, its high expectations with regard to the opening up of Sino-Indian border trade specifically through revival of Yadong (Shigatse, Tibet) Trade Post, which was set up on May 10,
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Tibet is where India and China meet. It is through Tibet that China manages its relations with India, using the boundary dispute to keep New Delhi off-balance. India is also where the most revered Tibetan, the 14th Dalai Lama lives in exile. Having failed to negotiate his return, there is now a two-pronged effort by China to deal with the consequences of the Dalai Lama’s passing and his possible reincarnation outside Tibet: to m
The Indian leadership has been able to earn a lot of goodwill by sheltering the Dalai Lama and his people, but after his life, the 90,000-strong community will become a political and economic burden.
The predominant view not only within India but globally, is that China sees Tibet solely through the prism of sovereignty and territorial integrity. Analysing sources that illuminate China’s internal debates and discussions about its stakes in Tibet, this paper finds that unlike in the past, China no longer views Tibet as a national security barrier. Rather, Tibet has become China’s main gateway into the economic hinterland of South Asia. Wit
Talk of a “Tibet card” in India’s hands is not new, but is New Delhi likely to play it?
As China exerts greater pressure on the Communists-led Government in Nepal to curb all anti-Chinese activities emanating from its soil, those Tibetan refugees wanting to transit Nepal or seeking refugee status are having rough days ahead.
